Johnsons Baby Nursing Pads

Pros: Sleek design, comfortable, protects against leaks.
Cons: Having to change them frequently because of lactation.

Making the decision to breastfeed wasn’t that difficult for me. This was one of the things I decided even before I was pregnant. I remember reading about the possibility of lactating and finding the proper nursing pads to protect against such ...

Pros: Soft, quiet, form enhancing, low price.
Cons: They don't absorb enough for wearing more than a few hours- definitely not nighttime protection.

This pad is comparable to most on the market, but it did not meet my expectations. Like most new moms just starting to breastfeed, I had a lot of milk and a lot of leaks, especially at night. These pads did nothing to keep me dry in the times when I ...

Pros: adhesive back, good price, nicely rounded and thick
Cons: they stuck to my breasts

What did I love about the product? I loved the price of the pads considering the amount of pads that you got in the box. I also was able to find lots of special offers or coupons so help out the price a little. I loved the thickness of the pad ...

Pros: Thick, soft, affordable
Cons: Not environmentally friendly-disposable, can go through a box quickly

I started with a different type in the hospital. I got these on a whim and I'm glad I did. They are thick and soft. They have a little dimple for your nipple, but I didn't think that really made a difference once I put it on. What I like is that they ...

Pros: Thicker than most other nursing pads on the market, more absorbant, no wrinkling up.
Cons: Can be pricey, may be too thick for some users.

I've tried almost every nursing pad out there...Medela, The First Years, Lansinoh, and Avent. The Johnson's are the best I've found.

With all the other pads that are thinner, I have had numerous numerous leaks and they have to be changed often. They also wrinkled up wayy too easily.

These pads are thicker...they hold more, don't wrinkle up at all, and it takes a lot for me to make them leak.

Where I live they are the second most expensive, right behind Medela, but in my opinion they are so definitely worth it.